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Longwick-cum-Ilmer Parish Council

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Major Grant Application Form (over £250)

Code of Conduct

Data Protection Policy

Financial Regulations

Freedom of Information Act Inventory

Grant Award Policy

Minor Grants Application Form (up to £250)

Standing Orders

Registration Certificate

Recent Updates

PLANNING on 1/08/2019
MEETINGS on 23/07/2019
COUNCILLORS on 2/05/2019
HOME on 16/02/2019
ACCOUNTS on 12/12/2018

Re-opening of Bledlow Recycling Centre

It has been agreed by the Bledlow Recycling Centre Action Group which includes 10 local Town and Parish Councils (Longwick cum Ilmer being one to have agreed) to re-open the Bledlow Recycling Centre, which Bucks CC closed on 31 March 2019 despite huge opposition, with over 4,500 signatures.

In order to do this we need planning application and to employ a Planning Consultant.

C Cllr Bill Bendyshey Brown has set up a Just Giving page as we need £50,000 to re-open the site. Please see: https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/BledlowHRC

The launch of the Just Giving by the Action Group will be on Thursday 25 July at 3.00 pm outside the closed gates of the Bledlow HRC.

New Notice Board

The new Parish Council notice board has moved to outside the Old School House in Thame Road. Agendas of forthcoming Parish Council meetings can be seen in that location. Minutes of meetings will be published on the Parish Council website.

Rights Of Way

Buckinghamshire County Council is about to launch a new Rights of Way reporting system which will allow members of the public to log and track their Rights of Way problems online.

Using the new online system, path volunteers can also sign up to carry out minor Rights of Way tasks and agree to undertake path surveys.

This link provides details on how to report a Rights of Way Problem to the County Council:-

https://www.buckscc.gov.uk/

services/environment/public-rights-of-way/report-a-rights-of-way-issue/

Neighbourhood Plan

CLICK HERE

Hard copies available to view at the Longwick Post Office and WDC offices High Wycombe.

Meetings

The Parish Council meets on the third Tuesday of each month in Longwick Village Hall at 7.00pm. Meetings usually last about two hours.

The first ten minutes are available for the public to express their view or ask a question on relevant matters on the agenda and they are welcome to stay and observe the rest of the meeting.

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